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Data entry and quality
Record all epidemiological data in the database provided for this purpose and generate the reports essential for monitoring the project.
Verify that each data entered has been authorized and that the required documents (patient file, treatment follow-up sheet, etc.) have been transmitted. Comply with entry deadlines and work efficiently.
Ensure the accuracy and completeness of the data collected and recorded. Implement quality control requirements, identify and correct input errors, and trace any anomalies to the hierarchy.
Classify documentation according to MSF standards and ensure the confidentiality of patient data at all times.
Team support and reporting
Ensure regular exchanges with caregivers, participate in their training and retraining on patient registration and filling out forms, clarify expectations, correct errors and ensure the availability of paper forms.
Participate in the compilation and preparation of periodic reports (weekly or monthly) and provide detailed information to the medical team as well as the laboratory.
Responsibilities
As part of the diphtheria epidemic in Siguiri, the Medical Data Officer will also be brought to
Update daily the linear list of diphtheria cases admitted to the CTEpi — suspected and confirmed cases, admissions, outcomes, deaths, transfers, vaccination status — in close collaboration with medical staff.
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